Saya muak tengok muka james masing hapuskan dia sekali saranansaya kepada semua kaum iban, orang ulu, bidayuh dan yg lain2nya . sebenarnya sekarang ini soal pemimpin itu ada degree ke tak degree soalnya dia mesti bersih dari amalan rasuah dan mesti bekerja keras utk rakyatnya dan mereka ini berhak dapat gelaran kuli rakyat bukanny yg berhormat. sebab rakayat yg pilih dia.

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Cakap orang lalang. Sarawak yang paling banyak hasil bumi kat malaysia ni semua kamu orang tabur semua kat semenanjung. Jalan sampai 4 lorong. tengok sarawak apa yang ada. sudah 50 tahun merdeka jalan raya masih takat tahun 60an.

“Not even a SARAWAKIAN is appointed as head of a Malaysian embassy abroad, a secretary-general, director-general, vice chancellor or chief executive of a GLC,” maybe once before Datuk Daniel Tajim.

after more than four decades, Malaysians in SARAWAK could no longer accept the excuse that none of them were qualified to hold important positions at the federal level. “The statement that not many SARAWAKIAN are keen to join the federal service too, can’t be accepted. And, there is no reason why Malaysians from SARAWAK who are qualified could not be appointed on secondment or on contract,”

“The implementation of federal-funded projects must directly involve state planning and implementation agencies,”

State agencies, should be involved in high impact projects like poverty eradication programmes and infrastructure projects. The agencies like Petronas, Felda, Felcra which utilised state resources should make fixed payments to the state annually based on a fair formula. this can be seen that high cost of living and doing business in SARAWAK.

“The people in SARAWAK/SABAH have long been burdened with high prices of goods as compared to other states. “This is due to inefficient logistics and the increase in prices of petrol and diesel which had resulted in higher cost of sea, land and air transportations. “Such a scenario has brought about negative effects to the manufacturing and export sectors,” he said. As such, he proposed that the federal government should scrap the cabotage policy in stages and provide opportunities to SABAH/SARAWAK to develop shipping networks with international port operators.

“Also, the shipping licence restrictions should be relaxed for local operators,” he said. Anifah also proposed the creation of Sepanggar Free Zone as identified under the Sabah Development Corridor (SDC) with special investment incentives to intensify trade activities.

“A special oil subsidy fund using part of Petronas’ revenue earned in SARAWAK/SABAH should be set up to influence the prices of local goods.”

“In view of the high incidence of poverty, SARAWAK should be given a quota for scholarships and admissions for SARAWAK students at the universities. He also said priority in consultancy work and distribution of federal projects in SARAWAK should be given to local companies. “If no local firms have the required expertise and experience, then companies from outside SARAWAK could participate on condition they team up with local firms,” he said.
the socio-economic status of the Bumiputeras in SARAWAK should also be improved. a review of oil royalty for SARAWAK. The state government, he said, signed an agreement with Petronas on June 14, 1976 to give it full authority to undertake oil exploration and in return, SARAWAK was given a five per cent oil royalty annually.

And a representative from every oil and natural gas producing state should be appointed as a Board member of Petronas and its subsidiary companies.

“I wish to propose that a parliamentary committee be set up to address the matter. MPs and heads of relevant agencies should be appointed to the committee which is answerable to Parliament,”